CHCP Foundation Articles

A grant of £1,000 from City Health Care Partnership’s Foundation charity has helped to transform a concrete courtyard into a haven of colour and comfort.

A grant of £2,500 to Fitmums and Friends has meant that their popular Buggy Boot Camps can continue to offer fun, inclusive exercise classes in Beverley.

Set up by Hull Delivery Co-op as part of their WANT (We Are Not Takeaway) project, PopUP offers hot meals to anyone who wants one. People are asked to ‘pay what you feel’ so no-one is excluded.

A St Helens charity that helps refugees and asylum seekers to bring life back to old bikes so they can use them as transport, was boosted recently by a grant of £874 from City Health Care Partnership Foundation.

A grant of £1000 from City Health Care Partnership has helped a Hull cycling club to coach children to be safe, competent cyclists.

Funding from City Health Care Partnership Foundation, the charitable arm of health and care provider CHCP CIC, has allowed Hull Dance to provide inclusive contemporary dance classes in the city centre.

A grant of £1,000 from City Health Care Partnership Foundation helped Whiston Area Dads Club give dads and males carers and their children a day out to remember with a K?maru Bushcraft Day at Knowsley Safari Park.

Giroscape Community Association is transforming a city back garden on Coltman Street from an overgrown rubbish dump to a community asset that can be enjoyed and worked in by people with a range of mental and physical health problems. Thanks to a £1,000 grant from City Health Care Partnership Foundation, the work is progressing swiftly and local people are already starting to benefit.

Hull Street Angels Trinity were awarded a small grant from CHCP Foundation in December 2015, to provide resources, supplies and literature. The following is a short story of a typical night faced by the Street Angels.

A donation of over £500 was gratefully received by City Health Care Partnership Foundation (CHCP Foundation) from OfficeXpress. A luxurious Christmas Hamper was also donated to a raffle that raised a further £200.